It is a great machine.

My favorite aerobic exercise is drumming. My friend keeps contesting that yoga and drumming aren’t valid forms of exercise because they aren’t cardio but I’ve lost 100lbs doing practically nothing else before so...

Sadly, I had to get rid of my kit during a move; now that I’m back in a house I desperately need another one. I love swimming too, but generally won’t do it in front of anyone else. So until I build myself a pool that’s out. I think standing up to play most any other instrument gets into aerobic territory too if you’re into it and moving. Takes a lot out of ya but lots of fun. And I’ve been learning to spin a bo staff and nunchaku. I love functional forms of exercise; I find I’ve gotta be getting something done to really feel satisfied. Cleaning, mowing the lawn n doing house repairs push me there often too.

Mountainbiking. Good for the body, good for the soul.

I too row and have been for 20+ years. A great, great exercise. Avoids the pounding of running so good if you have joint issues, are getting back into shape and so forth.

Someone would have to pay me a lot of money to attend a gym.

Treadmill jog to warm up, stairs machine, elliptical, then a treadmill walk. It’s kept me fairly trim.

I loved my rowing machine when I had it but I think I left it at my parents’. I now run on my treadmill. I dance. I’ve been seen doing chores or just walking around while shimmying. When I can I go to Zumba classes but I find it gets boring after awhile. I would love to try BollyX.

I typically run and dance ballet but a puffy ankle has me hula hooping at present. Running clears my head. I love it.

Squash. Racquetball too but squash is the best workout.

I have a small home-gym setup. It includes a pretty decent "gym quality" elliptical trainer I got for a STEAL of a deal and a small, multi-station machine on which I can work chest and back, and can do triceps extensions. My routine includes 30 minutes on the elliptical at a decent resistance and I try to maintain around 70 RPM.